Please read our May Aquifer Health assessment. The monthly assessment utilizes the District’s monitoring network to present the current conditions of the Trinity Aquifer. Also included is a timestep of aquifer conditions from the past year.
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Hays Trinity needs your support!
Our local state representative has filed an important bill in support of the Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District. HB 4618 is designed to help the District protect your water. Find FAQs and analysis on how this bill affects you--thread.
Did you know you can use our Water Data Interactive website to locate water wells? In the Groundwater data viewer you can type in your address. Landowners & real estate agencies use the resource to see if there is a well on the property. https://t.co/7xBSNoWRBR #GWAW#txwater
Groundwater is a major source of water in Texas, & a significant amount of planning goes into ensuring there is enough to go around. Learn about the @twdb’s ongoing work alongside groundwater conservation districts to manage & plan for #txwater.
Please join us tomorrow, Thursday @ 6:00pm, for our first Water Wise Lecture Series. This month's presentation will cover Scalable Solution for Rainwater Harvesting.
Out of an abundance of caution HTGCD recommends that well owners adjacent to Onion Creek and downstream from RR 12 boil all well water for potable purposes for at least 2 minutes prior to use.
HTGCD has declared drought conditions have improved within western Hays County. HTGCD has declared Drought Stage 2, Alarm effective November 1, 2018. Non-Exempt permit holders to refer to their cutback charts.
HTGCD has declared Drought Stage 3, Critical. Non-Exempt permit holders to curtail production effective September 1, 2018. Refer to your drought cutback charts!